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Thanks to Sam Graf for introducing me to this and suggesting some toys. IntroductionMultiplication tables can be fun. Line up your numbers, multiply, and find patterns. Like with 5x5, we can fill it out and highlight symmetry,...
An uneventful early afternoon saw all thirty-three drivers qualify for the 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500, and set the last seven rows of the starting grid. During a 90-minute window, where the teams that found themselves in the...
Oi! Where’s our grub? We have a bird box in our garden which is used every year by Blue Tits. On Saturday I noticed that the fledglings were getting shirty about the Deliveroo service being provided by their (exhausted) parents. …...
Frank Herbert, eh? Maverick author, apparently a terrible dad, political oddball, and simultaneously the genius creator of the Dune series and the franchise’s own worst enemy. If you want to moved beyond the various movie or television...
It gives me great pleasure to announce that – thanks to contributions by 207 readers of Spitalfields Life – we reached the total of our crowdfund last night at midnight and Women at Work, Sarah Ainslie’s East End Portraits 1992-2026 will...
Plain text capture, a Bauhaus obsession, and the keyboard that finally fits my EDC Screenshots are from each company’s official website Today I’ll be sharing a new app for getting text into Obsidian the iOS version of the Bauhaus Clock...
A Zen Buddhist master hands his successor a formal certificate of mastery. The successor burns it. Why? No, it’s not a Zen koan but it almost could be. The name for such a certificate in Japanese is inka. This word might be translated as...
It is a rarity these days to get some mental calm and try and get into a good book. I’ve tried to read this book a few times in the last couple of years. The concept is great, just need to commit.
Seeing light thru the concrete and rebar.
Hello, I'm trying out a small web app for posting updates since creating markdown files every time is painful! ![](https://web-files01.nali.org/2026/2...
In 1713, Johann Sebastian Bach sat down at his desk in Weimar and began copying out concertos by Antonio Vivaldi. He transcribed them note for note, in his own hand, working through at least nine of the L'estro armonico concertos like a...